Bush CEA Chair Mankiw: Claim That Broad-Based Income Tax Cuts Increase Revenue Is Not "Credible," Capital Income Tax Cuts Also Don't Pay For Themselves
Bush-Appointed Federal Reserve Chair Bernanke: "I Don't Think That As A General Rule Tax Cuts Pay For Themselves."
Bush Treasury Secretary Paulson: "As A General Rule, I Don't Believe That Tax Cuts Pay For Themselves."
Bush OMB Director Nussle: "Some Say That [The Tax Cut] Was A Total Loss. Some Say They Totally Pay For Themselves. It's Neither Extreme."
Bush CEA Chairman Lazear: "As A General Rule, We Do Not Think Tax Cuts Pay For Themselves."
Bush Economic Adviser Viard: "Federal Revenue Is Lower Today Than It Would Have Been Without The Tax Cuts."
Bush Treasury Official Carroll: "We Do Not Think Tax Cuts Pay For Themselves."
Reagan Chief Economist Feldstein: "It's Not That You Get More Revenue By Lowering Tax Rates, It Is That You Don't Lose As Much."
Feldstein In 1986: "Hyperbole" That Reagan Tax Cut "Would Actually Increase Tax Revenue."
Conservative Economist Holtz-Eakin: "No Serious Research Evidence" Suggests Tax Cuts Pay For Themselves."
Tax Foundation's Prante: "A Stretch" To Claim "Cutting Capital Gains Taxes Raises Tax Revenues."
Tax bills in 2009 at lowest level since 1950
Federal, state and local income taxes consumed 9.2% of all personal income in 2009, the lowest rate since 1950
Tax bills in 2009 at lowest level since 1950 - USATODAY.com
Since none of your links worked but one I guess I will address that one and put it on you to figure out how to post a link properly. Although I'm certain you can't because you copied and pasted someone else's failure of research.
"Some conservative political movements such as the "Tea Party" have criticized federal spending as being out of control. While spending is up, taxes have fallen to exceptionally low levels."
Fed spending is out of control. Taxes fell a bit. gee thanks but this article from 2010 is trying to excuse son of stimulus by then as being needed. Nowhere did the actual spending drop to an exceptable level. Isn't this also about the time we all got butt fucked with obiecare?
'Individual tax rates vary widely based on how much a taxpayer earns, where the person lives and other factors. On average, though, the tax rate paid by all Americans — rich and poor, combined — has fallen 26% since the recession began in 2007. That means a $3,400 annual tax savings for a household paying the average national rate and earning the average national household income of $102,000.
This tax drop has boosted consumer spending and the economy, which grew at a 3.2% annual rate in the first quarter. It also has contributed to the federal debt growing to $8.4 trillion'
Kind of funny how those numbers today would be much better than what we have to live with now. But they surely are a historical perspective of what will happen if the government keeps doing the same stupid shit over and over again like you are asking for.
Those very policies have caused the situation we are in today. The people that had jobs and were paying less taxes no longer have those jobs. The payday came and took them away.
The economy grew at 3.2% today we have -2%.
The debt is the only thing steady here. It is now not an astonishing 8.4 trillion but an ungodly 18 trillion.
Yet you still want all in at trying this again without the tax cuts. The only thing that kept the economy moving. And worse yet you want to do it with more taxes and even more government spending.
ASK FOR ANY LINK THAT DIDN'T WORK, I'LL GET IF FOR YOU BUBBNA!
Got it, you'll stick with consdervatives 'math'
Obama's first F/Y
National Debt Oct 1, 2009 $11,920,519,164,319.42
Economic Downturn and Bush Policies Continue to Drive Large Projected Deficits
Tax Cuts, War Costs Do Lasting Harm to Budget Outlook
Just two policies dating from the Bush Administration — tax cuts and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan — accounted for over $500 billion of the deficit in 2009 and will account for nearly $6 trillion in deficits in 2009 through 2019 (including associated debt-service costs of $1.4 trillion). By 2019, we estimate that these two policies will account for almost half — over $8 trillion — of the $17 trillion in debt that will be owed under current policies
Economic Downturn and Legacy of Bush Policies Continue to Drive Large Deficits ? Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
THIS LINK WORKS
Tax bills in 2009 at lowest level since 1950
Federal, state and local income taxes consumed 9.2% of all personal income in 2009, the lowest rate since 1950
Tax bills in 2009 at lowest level since 1950 - USATODAY.com
AS DOES THIS ONE
The average filer saw her effective tax rate drop from 22 percent in 1979 to 18.1 percent in 2010
Your taxes are really low, in one chart - The Washington Post
AS DOES THIS ONE
CBO: Fed tax rates hit historic low
The average tax rates for American households reached a historical low in 2009, according to a report issued by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office.
Indeed, federal taxes for American households averaged 17.4 percent in 2009, a historical low over the 1979 to 2009 period.
WEIRD, WASN'T THAT WHEN THE TP (BIRCHERS) WERE FORMED?
CBO: Fed tax rates hit historic low - Tim Mak - POLITICO.com
AND THIS WORKS TOO
Your taxes are really low, in one chart
Show us the 2 back to back negative quarters Clinton or Obama had. 
